208-Hancock-Street-0808.jpgThe days of someone paying a lot of money for a wreck of a house in Bed Stuy are over, if they were ever really here at all. (Most of the houses in Bed Stuy that sold for close to a million dollars or more in the last couple of years were either in good shape or had something pretty spectacular to recommend them.) As much as we dig the exterior of this brownstone at 208 Hancock Street, we’d be very surprised if someone paid the asking price of $859,000. There are no interior photos of the 3-family, 3,600-square-foot house, but judging from those windows, we’d be surprised if the inside of the house had been particularly well-preserved. So what do you think the market is for something like this? Not very strong, we’d guess.
208 Hancock Street [Weichert] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. make new…you are an idiot. MacD picked a north-south Ave and an east-west street and got it all right. Do you have problems figuring out the streets and avenues in Manhattan too???

  2. whether or not a renter has a rent-stabilized lease they are still a heartache to get rid of.
    Even if the don’t pay rent.
    And if they are over 61, forget it, the house is theirs.
    Welcome to Brooklyn Housing Court.

  3. MacD
    Green Ave runs east and west
    Tompkins runs north)south

    So using your divisions it would be:

    Upper left = North east Bed Stuy

    Lower left = North west Bed Stuy

    Upper right = South east Bed Stuy

    Lower right = South west Bed Stuy

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